MBTA Green Line service will be suspended from North Station to various branch stops for scheduled maintenance from June 4-8, with alternate transportation options like free shuttle buses provided.

An ambulance transporting an 8-year-old collided at an Attleboro intersection; no injuries for ambulance occupants were reported, but the other driver was hospitalized.

Boston Police arrested Arlandey Santana, who attempted to flee after an alleged break-in, finding a modified firearm in his possession. He faces multiple charges.

Governor Healey proposes the BRIGHT Act, investing $2.5 billion in Massachusetts public higher education infrastructure, aiming to create 20,000 jobs and modernize campuses.

The Boston Police Department's B-2 District hosted a high school senior for a station tour in Roxbury to improve transparency and community relations.

Two children were hospitalized with minor injuries after being hit by an SUV in Woburn, Massachusetts while biking. The incident is under investigation.

A Chicopee woman is charged with arson for a fire that displaced residents but caused no injuries, thanks to a joint investigation by Chicopee and State authorities.

Minaben Patel died from injuries sustained in a crash caused by James Blanchard, who drove intoxicated. A vigil is planned; Blanchard faces several charges.

Mayor Wu inaugurated the renovated Crawford Street Playground in Roxbury, boasting a $2 million upgrade, including a new splash pad and shaded areas, with community input guiding the project.

Police responded to a shoplifting and assault at a CVS, where 29-year-old Shyann Lynn Dias allegedly assaulted staff and was found with suspected narcotics. An off-duty officer assisted in detaining her, facing praise from authorities.

Boston detectives, with the Youth Violence Strike Force, arrested 60-year-old Sylvester Davis for an armed robbery at Quincy Variety Store, also recovering a firearm and arresting another man on-site.

Canadian wildfire smoke causes hazy skies in Massachusetts, impacting air quality and prompting health alerts in neighboring states. Temperatures are set to rise with possible thunderstorms.

Boston Police District A-1 hosted "Coffee with a Cop" in Boston Common, promoting dialogue between officers and community members as part of their community policing efforts.